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Party Poopers

Book Resume

for Party Poopers by R.L. Stine and Trip Park

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1 Professional Review

  • Grade Levels:*
  • Grades 1-6
  • Word Count:
  • 11,749
  • Lexile Level:
  • 500L
  • ATOS Reading Level:
  • 3.1
  • Genre:
  • Humor
  • Year Published:
  • 2006

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From Horn Book

July 1, 2007
In books nine through twelve of the series, Bernie gets invited to an all-night party ([cf2]Poopers[cf1]), has a battle of wits with a new student ([cf2]Rottenest[cf1]), invents a winning project ([cf2]Punk'd[cf1]), and faces down a video game ([cf2]Diddys[cf1]). Stine continues to create predictable yet energetic plots, but that doesn't make up for the books' irritatingly bad jokes and flat characters.

(Copyright 2007 by The Horn Book, Incorporated, Boston. All rights reserved.)

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